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SP-LAMP-LP3 bare projector lamp
Fits 11 projector models from Boxlight · IBM · Infocus · Kodak · Toshiba.
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At 120 watts and a 1000-hour rating, this bare lamp has one of the shorter service lives in our catalogue, but it covers a broad set of small business projectors: Boxlight's XD-5M and XD-9M, IBM's Il2210, Infocus's iL2215, LP330 and LP335, Kodak's DP 2000 and DP 2900, and Toshiba's TDP-B1, TDP-B3 and TDP-P3.
Toshiba's own reference for this same bulb is TLP-LB1, and Boxlight's XD-5M variant is sometimes listed under XD5M-930, both point to the identical lamp as SP-LAMP-LP3. As a bare lamp it does not include a housing, so it is meant to be fitted into the housing already inside your Kodak, IBM, Infocus, Boxlight or Toshiba projector.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 1,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08561
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
Why is the rated life only 1000 hours?
This is an older lamp design rated for a shorter service life than more recent 2000-hour or longer bulbs. It still runs at a modest 120 watts, in keeping with the small projectors it serves.
Is TLP-LB1 a different lamp from SP-LAMP-LP3?
No, TLP-LB1 is simply Toshiba's own reference for this identical bulb, used in the TDP-B1, TDP-B3 and TDP-P3, so ordering under either code gets you the same 120-watt part.
Does the Kodak DP 2900 use the same lamp as the DP 2000?
Yes, both Kodak models take this SP-LAMP-LP3 bulb, along with the broader group of Boxlight, IBM, Infocus and Toshiba projectors listed for it, since all of them share the same lamp engine.
Is a housing supplied with this bulb?
No, this is sold as a bare lamp, so no housing is included. It is designed to be fitted into your projector's existing housing, provided that housing is not itself cracked or damaged.
How do projectors running SP-LAMP-LP3 behave when the bulb is spent?
They show a dimmer or flickering picture, or refuse to power on and instead flash a lamp-related warning light, all common signs a bulb like this has reached the end of its life.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why is the rated life only 1000 hours?
This is an older lamp design rated for a shorter service life than more recent 2000-hour or longer bulbs. It still runs at a modest 120 watts, in keeping with the small projectors it serves.
Is TLP-LB1 a different lamp from SP-LAMP-LP3?
No, TLP-LB1 is simply Toshiba's own reference for this identical bulb, used in the TDP-B1, TDP-B3 and TDP-P3, so ordering under either code gets you the same 120-watt part.
Does the Kodak DP 2900 use the same lamp as the DP 2000?
Yes, both Kodak models take this SP-LAMP-LP3 bulb, along with the broader group of Boxlight, IBM, Infocus and Toshiba projectors listed for it, since all of them share the same lamp engine.
Is a housing supplied with this bulb?
No, this is sold as a bare lamp, so no housing is included. It is designed to be fitted into your projector's existing housing, provided that housing is not itself cracked or damaged.
How do projectors running SP-LAMP-LP3 behave when the bulb is spent?
They show a dimmer or flickering picture, or refuse to power on and instead flash a lamp-related warning light, all common signs a bulb like this has reached the end of its life.
Other Boxlight lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
